Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[martywidget] 30/6/2017 14:37

Seek, and ye shall find.

[christh] 30/6/2017 14:35

what is that meant to be?

[christh] 30/6/2017 13:49

hopefully the seller has gone, so it has cleared the way to higher grounds.
My target price is £20 but the next milestone is breaking through to £18.

The counter is set for the next 3 weeks for the results announcenment and
maybe a surprise from a bidder.
All it should be expected.

Results will be ahead of expectations as the ceo stated and maybe double or trebled
so growth has increased, hence, I believe the potential bidder will bounce.

Meanwhile the shareprice will continue its rise to £18.
So hold tight of your shares and maybe buy more if you can afford it, in my opinion.

[ccr1958] 30/6/2017 12:03

Good call chris ,so much for our resident Chartists predictions !!

[villarich] 30/6/2017 11:37

Well another week over with and it's been a bit of a strange one for me. Portfolio has been all over the place, especially with the increased volatility in the US and minor tech sell off yesterday. But hopefully we'll end the week on a bit of a high if this little beauty can finish above 1700.Off to the races tomorrow to lose a few quid and sink some G&T's while I'm at it. This is the first time I've been this year so fingers crossed they stock Fevertree!!

[christh] 29/6/2017 18:43

Diageo's Distill Ventures looks to add to non-alcoholic portfolio

By Andy Morton | 22 June 2017

Diageo's incubator unit, Distill Ventures, has called the non-alcoholic category the "next opportunity" in drinks as it launches its latest sweep for entrepreneurs.


hxxps://www.just-drinks.com/news/diageos-distill-ventures-looks-to-add-to-non-alcoholic-portfolio_id123404.aspx

or read that and think, Fevertree will be taken over sooner or later

hxxps://www.just-drinks.com/analysis/why-doesnt-diageo-buy-fever-tree-analysis_id123448.aspx

“The end game is that it gets acquired by someone, probably a major spirits company, whether it be Diageo, Pernod, Bacardi,” said Shore Capital analyst Phil Carroll. “It could make a valuable addition to a portfolio.”


Buy the rumour and sell the fact

[christh] 29/6/2017 18:37

Look at these
Diageo on the acquisition trail:





Last Investors Chronicle View
Hold
The last IC recommendation on Fevertree Drinks PLC shares was Hold at 1,699 on
09 Jun 2017


Insitutional investors scoop up Fevertree

The popularity of Fevertree 's (FEVR) shares have yet to wane, so much so that that one of the drinks makers founders decided to sell nearly twice as many shares in the company as originally intended. On 24 May 2017 the company stated that Charles Rolls, co-founder and non-executive deputy chairman, intended to sell 2.5m ordinary shares through an accelerated bookbuild placing to institutional investors.
But demand from institutional investors was greater than anticipated, and so Mr Rolls ended up selling 4.5m ordinary shares.

[christh] 29/6/2017 18:34

last few days trying to break through £17 but it fails.
Looks that is a resistanve level but the average, platform price is £16.84

As it gets close to the results day is trying to push higher.

It will do good as it will push through to £18-£20 if the results are as good as the ceo stated.

And companies like Diageo are waiting for the results to see the sales/profit
before they make their offer.

Diageo likes a good company, good product to enhance their profits.
It's pointless to have money in the bank these days, so Fevertree will make a suitable takeover.

Watch this space...many analysts already speculated so Buy the rumour and sell the fact!

[panic investor] 29/6/2017 17:59

Look at the dji :-/

[sogoesit] 29/6/2017 17:47

No, the contrary.

Volumes:
29/06 - 650,000 odd
28/06 - 446,000 odd

Last week's - 311,666 average daily
last month's - 661,554 average daily
Last 3 months' - 800,174 average daily

The MACD chart shows weakening, and, weak, momentum too... -30 is pretty weak for FEVR.
Looking like a good time to buy... soon.

[finbarot] 29/6/2017 16:42

Am I right in thinking the daily volumes are higher than usual?

[sogoesit] 29/6/2017 16:30

You are the "pull back" guru, pyglet.
If you don't know then we're all screwed, to put it politely.

[pyglet] 29/6/2017 14:51

I think it just touched on £16. £16.25 was the placing price so expect it might touch back but then WTFDIK.

[ccr1958] 29/6/2017 11:58

I am on record as saying below £17 I buy , did we get to £16 on your last call ?

[pyglet] 29/6/2017 11:16

Buy below £16 or close to it. What about you?

[ccr1958] 29/6/2017 10:48

Hi pygylet what are your charts telling you ?

[pyglet] 29/6/2017 10:30

christh

Once it has reached £20 how long will it be before £25.
Once it has reached £25 how long will it be before £30.

It must start to flat line sooner rather than later.

[sogoesit] 28/6/2017 19:38

Looking at Marty's thread with "chatter" on buy-out by Diageo the share price action doesn't appear to give any credibility to this (for the time being).

Commentary assumes they buy-out at current market cap. That's not credible and the premium would likely be fairly high imv and this is not reflected in the share price
Let's see how the "dark spirits" campaign goes.
On this basis I would like to hold for at least another 2 years, if not more.

The share price is suffering from summer doldrums, as are many other stocks, so anything below 1650 would suit me for accumulation. (my last accumulation was at 1660). Otherwise the triangle formation is progressing well and looking forward to a break-out towards end-July (hopefully upwards as indicators now looking weak (not oversold but weak)).

[christh] 28/6/2017 16:50

Diageo's Distill Ventures looks to add to non-alcoholic portfolio

By Andy Morton | 22 June 2017

Diageo's incubator unit, Distill Ventures, has called the non-alcoholic category the "next opportunity" in drinks as it launches its latest sweep for entrepreneurs.

[martywidget] 28/6/2017 16:32

Why doesn’t Diageo buy Fever-Tree? - Analysis
28 June 2017

[martywidget] 27/6/2017 21:41

4 hours ago by: Bryce Elder
SocGen on Diageo ... The most likely outcome is that Diageo takes full control of United Spirits in India, the broker said, though it also saw Fever-Tree Drinks as a credible target. Aim-listed Fever-Tree faded 0.6 per cent to £16.84, which gave it a market value of £2bn.

[panic investor] 26/6/2017 14:09

Thanks I would go with the horses mouth

[ccr1958] 26/6/2017 13:49

Hey Pugley ,what`s your tea leaves telling you ?